Environmental Craving Cues You Didn’t Notice: Lighting, Sound, and Smell—And How to Change Them
Many cravings are not random. They are often set off by cues in your surroundings: the sight of food on … Read more
Many cravings are not random. They are often set off by cues in your surroundings: the sight of food on … Read more
Savoring a meal means giving it your attention: sitting down, noticing how it looks, smells and tastes, eating at a … Read more
A binge-urge buffer is a short, written plan for the moment a strong urge to binge hits. It puts space … Read more
Thought distortions are common, predictable patterns of unhelpful thinking, such as all-or-nothing thinking, catastrophising and “should” statements. They often show … Read more
Perfectionism in health looks like rules such as “if I can’t do the full workout, why bother” or “I ruined … Read more
Stress inoculation means preparing for a hard week before it starts, so the pressure doesn’t knock out your eating, movement … Read more
The 2-chair dialogue is a role-play exercise for when you have a craving. You sit in one chair and speak … Read more
When you’re short on sleep, your body and brain both push you toward more food, especially calorie-dense, sugary and starchy … Read more
Social-media hygiene for body image means deliberately shaping what shows up in your feed: unfollowing or muting accounts that leave … Read more
Body neutrality means you don’t have to love your body to treat it well. You can notice it, care for … Read more